Spherag review
Automates irrigation and remote control, with field operations tied to Atlas IoT devices.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Spherag combines a cloud platform with Atlas IoT devices to help farms and irrigation districts monitor and manage irrigation infrastructure. It is suited to teams coordinating networks, sectors, pumps, and valves while working within water limits. Scheduling can be based on time or volume, and sensor readings can inform irrigation conditions. Web, iOS, and Android access supports remote oversight, while interactive maps show irrigation networks, devices, and sectors.
Operational visibility is a central strength: the platform monitors flow, pressure, soil moisture, and water quality, and can send custom anomaly alerts by SMS or email. Remote control covers irrigation systems, pumps, and valves; supported equipment also includes fertigators and flow meters. Daily or seasonal water allocations and downloadable consumption reports make Spherag relevant to farms and irrigation districts that need to track usage alongside field conditions. This breadth favors operators managing connected infrastructure rather than users seeking only a basic timer.
Plans are subscription-based and priced per farm, with optional modules and higher tiers adding expanded visibility and management capabilities. According to the vendor's plan description, API and third-party integrations are available in higher tiers; the published pricing approach is contact sales. Field control depends on Atlas devices, so buyers should account for that device requirement when assessing fit. Support is available by email, phone, and chat, and the product lists ISO 27001 compliance. Spherag is a stronger fit for organizations that need remote control, sensor-informed scheduling, and water-use reporting together; farms seeking a standalone controller or a free plan should consider alternatives.
Spherag pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Schedules irrigation by time or volume, with sensor-adaptive options
- Monitors flow, pressure, soil moisture, and water quality live
- Tracks water allocations and provides downloadable consumption reports
- Where it doesn't
- Field control depends on Atlas IoT devices
- Plans are subscription-based and priced per farm
- API and third-party integrations are limited to higher plan tiers
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